Kamal Ghorui
RERA stands for the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, which was introduced in 2016, and was a landmark. It was aimed at bringing transparency, accountability, and consumer protection. Then came “RERA 2.0”. It is not a new law but to strengthen the existing law, a series of reforms were made often referred to as RERA 2.0. It is more of an upgraded version of the original RERA system with stricter laws for better monitoring.
The real estate sector supports more than 250 related industries and employs millions of people. Regulatory reforms like RERA are designed to provide protection to buyers and developers. Now RERA 2.0 is seen as the next step of real estate regulation in India making life easier for both.
Let’s have a look at five important things to know about RERA 2.0.
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